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Give an example of extension field K and L of F such that both K and L are Galois over F,KL, and role="math" localid="1657963027377" GalFGalFL.

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GalFGalFL

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Definition of Galois group.

The set of all F automorphisms ofK is an extension ofF then the Galois group is denotes by GalFK it is the Galois group of K over F.

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Step-2: Showing that GalF≅GalFL .

σ(a)=ϕ(a)=b

Consider the extension field K and L over F are Galois field over F but both field are not same since the element of the both field are different and Galois group of field are same GalFKGalFL.

Let two element of the extension field K is a,bKand another two element of the extension field are a,BL and role="math" localid="1657963284874" K is automorphism over the both extension field is depend on the isomorphism since the isomorphism of the field is

For role="math" localid="1657963458362" K

ϕ(a)=b

For L

Fϕ(a)=B

Further the K is automorphism over the extension field K.

σ(a)=ϕ(a)=b

Further the Kautomorphism over the extension field L.

σ(a)=ϕ(a)=B

Since the Galois group of the both extension field are same GalFGalFL but the field are not same consist the element but degee and order are same. Hence extension field are not equal KL.

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